TLS Gateway features:

• Support for bidirectional authentication
• Runs in docker
• Outlines TLS premaster keys, which can be used by wireshark to decipher TLS
• Compilation of Peter Wu's wireshark-notes project for the shared library libsslkeylog.so, which is used with LD_PRELOAD
• Uses socat for establishing a TLS connection

I used this project to work with a websocket server protected by bidirectional TLS authentication.

docker image build -t my_tls_gateway .

We instantiate a container and open a bash. Then we pass the target hostport as parameter to the script. In host:

mkdir -p /tmp/sslkeys_h && docker container run -ti -v /tmp/sslkeys_h:/tmp/sslkeys_g -p 8080:1234 my_tls_gateway bash 

Inside guest, either:

TARGET_HOSTPORT="yourdomain.com:443" tls_gw_bidirectional

or:

tls_gw_bidirectional "yourdomain.com:443"

In your host:

mkdir -p /tmp/sslkeys_h && docker container run -v /tmp/sslkeys_h:/tmp/sslkeys_g -p 8080:1234 -e TARGET_HOSTPORT="yourdomain.com:443" my_tls_gateway tls_gw_bidirectional

echo "Test" | nc -vvv 127.0.0.1 8080

If you used one of the above approaches, the TLS premaster secrets will be stored at /tmp/sslkeys_h/premaster.txt.

In Wireshark you can add the file, in Settings/Protocols/TLS and then set it at:

• (Pre-)-Master-Secret log filename